Disc brake kit for a 1999 Dodge 2500 truck. Purchased from EGRbrakes.com.
How to change drum brakes to disc brakes with EGRbrakes.
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Disc brake kit for a 1999 Dodge 2500 truck. Purchased from EGRbrakes.com.
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for the comments on the “non” use of a jack stand….I had a support at my
class 3 hitch point….I was using the jack to keep the axle at a good
height for me…
I will try to find the maker of the kit…..ya, I know i did not use a jack
stand for safety…I was using a chain hoist connected to the 5th wheel….
i started not to use the jack….! The E-brake was connected, it was the
reason I had to change the position of the kit for the second time.
NOT THAT MUCH EXPLAINING HOW TO OR NEED TO…
So, what is your car???. I’m considering to install disc brakes at Dodge
Dakota rear axle. Probably I will need purchase brake discs from a Dodge
Ram because it has seem number of holes on the disc
EXCELENT , now i want change on my Dodge Caravan too :)
great. but would love for the video to be slowed so i could keep up. how
can someone learn when they cant even see whats going on without almost
having a seizure
Music provided by ac/dc
What was the total time spent changing drum to disc all around. I have a 67
mustang and i am thinking of converting.
haven’t learned much here…
What brakes would you rec for a 1978 camaro?
What is the music
I got the same exact wheels on my silverado, but I have the Falken Rocky
Mountain ATS all terrains on mine. good choice.
Well that looks easy
This video proves that it is doable,it also proves that I won’t be able to
do it:p
Great video, im trying to convert the rear brakes on my 88 town car.. heard
I can directly swap them off a marauder but cant find much info.. doesnt
look to hard
This video proves that it is doable,it also proves that I won’t be able to
do it:p
@ 2:06 lol
Where did u buy the kit?
Looks like a crack head haha